Godfather of Harlem
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May 10, 2024 · Vincent D’Onofrio (born June 30, 1959, Brooklyn, New York, U.S.) is an American film and television actor who is known for the depth and intensity of his performances and for his imposing physicality.
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May 9, 2024 · Speaking at Fan Expo Philadelphia 2023, Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio credited fan campaigns like SaveDaredevil for keeping the flame alive. “The fan support means everything to us,” D’Onofrio said during a recent Fan Expo appearance. “During that period, it was a big deal.
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Found this via a Facebook link: An interview with Vincent D'Onofrio and Dick Wolf circa Season 10, CI's last season...
May 16, 2024 · “That’s a really fine balance to strike,” Cox continued. “If you’re going to remake a show and call it Season 1 and it was a successful show and it was kind of beloved, then you’ve got ...
May 11, 2024 · D'Onofrio, on the other hand, remained a beacon of hope. Perhaps it was the character's enduring legacy in the comics, or the dedicated fanbase that championed the show's gritty and grounded portrayal of superheroes. Whatever the reason, D'Onofrio held onto the possibility of a return, a stark contrast to Cox's pragmatic acceptance.
Vincent’s so multitalented, my favorite for so many years. Still prefer him as a good guy (he’ll forever be Bobby to me). I never was all that into comic books and have yet to see the Daredevil titles, but I’m sure he brings everything to his work as the Kingpin like he does in every role he plays — his Wilson Fisk is more Don Corleone than Lex Luthor or cartoonish Bond baddie.
Idk if this is still the case but there was a period of time where simply saying "D'Onofrio was the lead in a Law & Order show" caught people off guard and was an fun convo starter lol Edit to add: Blood Meridian is infamous for being "unadaptable" but if it ever gets a proper adaptation I think D'Onofrio could make a great Holden, for me ...
